Ahed J Alkhatib
Biographic Data
| ID | 6944801 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ahed J Alkhatib |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ahed J |
| FAMILY NAME | Alkhatib |
| SIGNATURE | ALKHATIB A J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jordan University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3359-8128 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Behavioral Medicine in Preventive Healthcare
Background: The biomedical sciences associated with the behavior of humans dissipate diseases and its development is called behavioral medicine. Drawing together insights from medicine, neuroscience, psychoneuroimmunology, psychology, sociology epidemiology, anthropology, and health education, it looks at health in the biological, psychological social environmental and spiritual Objective: The objectives of this study were: a) to specify the scop…
Public Awareness of Corticosteroid Use and Side Effects
Background: Corticosteroid usage is very widespread these days. However, the way corticosteroids are administered, the side effects of the drug and the risks associated with its usage are not widely known. Objective: The authors evaluated the responses of a diverse group who were aware of the methods of corticosteroid administration, side effects and information provided by the health care provider. To assess the awareness level and identify the …
The Role of Natural Environments in Reducing Urban Stress and Improving Mood
The global population, especially in the developed world, is rapidly becoming increasingly urban. As cities expand, exposure to the beneficial characteristics of nature decreases. Many recent studies indicate that visiting green spaces and being exposed to natural environments can help reduce psychological stress, and enhance mood state and health. However, few investigations have addressed the question of whether these attributes are uniformly d…
The Medicalization of Everyday Life
Social sciences shed new light on the medicalization of everyday life through medical technology. Medicalization should not be treated as an old framework. It can be conceived as an analytical lens that shows how non-medical behavior and condition are increasingly construed and dealt in medical terms and with medical technologies. As a result of this reframing, everyday events and characteristics become “problems” to be solved medically. Explanat…
Socioeconomic Stress and Health Disparities
Health outcomes are shaped by the conditions of society and economy. The poorer ones do not earn much, do not accumulate much wealth unlike richer ones. They die older and experience poor health unlike richer ones. The socio-economic status (SES), particularly education, is seen as an important social determinant of health. People who have a low socio-economic status (SES) and a low education level are always getting sick, and dying more often th…
Substance Abuse and Societal Impact
Despite the knowledge of public health authorities working all over the world, the prohibition of drugs and the criminal activity which it causes remains a continuing issue that society faces. Why is this still happening and how did we let it get this far? A multilevel analysis of the etiology, maintenance and consequences of substance use would facilitate better understanding. According to various academic paradigms, all current explanations can…
Mental Health and Chronic Pain in the Elderly
Chronic pain occurs frequently among older people and is often persistent and disabling in nature. This pain usually worsens with other chronic diseases (comorbidities), sensory impairment and depression. Changes in the brain associated with chronic pain can disturb communications between brain sites that regulate feelings and sensory perceptions. This increases the odds of developing mental disorders. Fussier diseases can cause extremely high di…
Mental Illness and Social Stigma
Stigma is a significant barrier to mental health-care and treatment-seeking behavior. Public stigma of mental illness refers to negative attitudes and beliefs that people have toward a mental illness. People usually express these attitudes through stereotypes (e.g. people with a mental illness are dangerous or weak), prejudice (fear or avoidance), and discrimination (denial of opportunity or inclusion). Stigma occurs everywhere, but how and when …
Health Psychology in Pandemic Response
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world is facing a lot of fear due to deteriorating health. As our social bonds and family ties had broken off due to the national quarantine measures and social distancing, people became emotionally distressed having anxiety, frustration, boredom, denial, anger and post-traumatic stress. The spread of false health information, panic buying and public disorder worsens health risk and emergencies. COVID-19 is a…
Mirror Neuron Cells, Autism, Language Deficit, and the Potential Role of Artificial Intelligence
Mirror neuron cells were first found in the macaque monkey cortex and subsequently reported in the inferior frontal and parietal lobes. Due to the activation of this neural apparatus during goal understanding, some scholars believe that mirror neurons are involved in one of the cognitive aspects of understanding, called action understanding. Later, it was argued that this system was involved in various social-cognition aspects, such as theory of …
Exploring the Role of Ki67 in the Liver of Diabetic Rats
Background: Diabetes is not a single disease but rather, it is one aspect of metabolic syndrome. The pathologic aspects of diabetes involve cellular changes that need to be understood. Objective: The main objective of this study was to explore the role of Ki67 in the liver of diabetic rats. Methods: The study methodology involved the induction of diabetes in rats using Alloxan (120 mg/kg). A total of 20 albino rats were randomly assigned into two…
The Role of TP53, KRAS, CDH1, Demographic and Clinical Variables in Gastric Cancer
Background: Worldwide, gastric cancer remains the fifth most prevalent type of cancer and is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Gastric cancer is responsible for around 7% of global cancer occurrence and approximately 9% of annual cancer-related mortalities. Objective: The aim of the study was to analyze gastric cancer dataset posted on Kaggle (https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/datasetengineer/gastric-cancer-gc-dataset). Methods: Thi…
Prediction of Big Data Analytics (BDA) on Social Media
Social marketing and social distancing
This study explored the efforts input by the Jordanian government to control COVID-19. The government implemented the concept of social marketing successfully, and leadership was very useful. Social distancing was obligatorily applied and people accepted that. as the disease progressed more, the government applied more forcing steps to make social distancing more effective. From the economic point of view, the government paid salaries for all emp…
Is religion the missing part in leadership and organization citizenship behavior theories
The human being is the main axis of development using management and leadership styles in addition to organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). The common link between developmental issues is how to influence the human to achieve satisfying outcomes. In all cases, the human is targeted as a machine that should work with maximal efforts. The employees respond to the stimuli by their leaders, managers, or employers, hoping that some sort of future…
New Philosophical Approach in Understanding the Context Through Application of Theory of Probabilities in Construction of the Meaning
The present study tries to philosophically approach the context through the application of the concept of probability in the construction of the meaning. Actually, the semantic stimulates many meanings depending on the general awareness level of the receiver. In this area, we may wonder if the receiver can exactly understand the real semantic as meant by the sender. We may ask a philosophical question here, “is it possible to transfer the meaning…
Molecular Sociology
This study continues our previous studies addressing molecular sociology. The idea of evil has been argued from philosophical and religious dimensions. Evil may refer to moral concepts and ethics in philosophy, and it is opposite to good. In religions, the idea of a devil is thought to be the driving motives for evil. In this study, we introduce a new concept of evil and devil based on our previous studies and that of others, taking into consider…
Philosophy of Infinity
Since its introduction as a human thought to its current status in mathematics, philosophy, and theology, the idea of infinity has denoted to something without end. In this study, we would like to go through another option in which infinity may be reachable and to introduce philosophical ideas to explain the potentialities of occurrence of other phenomena. My personal own opinion is that at the infinity point, aspects of ambivalence would be solv…
Total Daily Life Philosophy (Tdlp)
In this study, we introduce our perspectives about total daily life philosophy (TDLP). From a daily point of view, we experience events and episodes continuously, particularly the heavily aspects of information as received by electronic media. To cope with this massive stream of information and their data analysis, one needs to develop a philosophical mentality, and one aspect of philosophy is not sufficient. According to this context, the concep…
A lived experience of Syrian woman refugee in Jordan
This case study is about a Syrian woman refugee in Jordan. Salma (a virtual name) is one of the thousand hundred Syrians who were forced to leave their resident place seeking for safety. Every one of them has a story of suffering. Salma is a 32 years old female. She was living in Der’a, in the South of Syria. We have interviewed and asked her some questions regarding her status in Jordan as a refugee, and her previous situation in Syria before th…
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Is religion the missing part in leadership and organization citizenship behavior theories
The human being is the main axis of development using management and leadership styles in addition to organizational citizenship behavior (OCB). The common link between developmental issues is how to influence the human to achieve satisfying outcomes. In all cases, the human is targeted as a machine that should work with maximal efforts. The employees respond to the stimuli by their leaders, managers, or employers, hoping that some sort of future…
New Philosophical Approach in Understanding the Context Through Application of Theory of Probabilities in Construction of the Meaning
The present study tries to philosophically approach the context through the application of the concept of probability in the construction of the meaning. Actually, the semantic stimulates many meanings depending on the general awareness level of the receiver. In this area, we may wonder if the receiver can exactly understand the real semantic as meant by the sender. We may ask a philosophical question here, “is it possible to transfer the meaning…
Molecular Sociology
This study continues our previous studies addressing molecular sociology. The idea of evil has been argued from philosophical and religious dimensions. Evil may refer to moral concepts and ethics in philosophy, and it is opposite to good. In religions, the idea of a devil is thought to be the driving motives for evil. In this study, we introduce a new concept of evil and devil based on our previous studies and that of others, taking into consider…
Philosophy of Infinity
Since its introduction as a human thought to its current status in mathematics, philosophy, and theology, the idea of infinity has denoted to something without end. In this study, we would like to go through another option in which infinity may be reachable and to introduce philosophical ideas to explain the potentialities of occurrence of other phenomena. My personal own opinion is that at the infinity point, aspects of ambivalence would be solv…
Total Daily Life Philosophy (Tdlp)
In this study, we introduce our perspectives about total daily life philosophy (TDLP). From a daily point of view, we experience events and episodes continuously, particularly the heavily aspects of information as received by electronic media. To cope with this massive stream of information and their data analysis, one needs to develop a philosophical mentality, and one aspect of philosophy is not sufficient. According to this context, the concep…
A lived experience of Syrian woman refugee in Jordan
This case study is about a Syrian woman refugee in Jordan. Salma (a virtual name) is one of the thousand hundred Syrians who were forced to leave their resident place seeking for safety. Every one of them has a story of suffering. Salma is a 32 years old female. She was living in Der’a, in the South of Syria. We have interviewed and asked her some questions regarding her status in Jordan as a refugee, and her previous situation in Syria before th…
Prediction of Big Data Analytics (BDA) on Social Media
Social marketing and social distancing
This study explored the efforts input by the Jordanian government to control COVID-19. The government implemented the concept of social marketing successfully, and leadership was very useful. Social distancing was obligatorily applied and people accepted that. as the disease progressed more, the government applied more forcing steps to make social distancing more effective. From the economic point of view, the government paid salaries for all emp…
Mirror Neuron Cells, Autism, Language Deficit, and the Potential Role of Artificial Intelligence
Mirror neuron cells were first found in the macaque monkey cortex and subsequently reported in the inferior frontal and parietal lobes. Due to the activation of this neural apparatus during goal understanding, some scholars believe that mirror neurons are involved in one of the cognitive aspects of understanding, called action understanding. Later, it was argued that this system was involved in various social-cognition aspects, such as theory of …
Exploring the Role of Ki67 in the Liver of Diabetic Rats
Background: Diabetes is not a single disease but rather, it is one aspect of metabolic syndrome. The pathologic aspects of diabetes involve cellular changes that need to be understood. Objective: The main objective of this study was to explore the role of Ki67 in the liver of diabetic rats. Methods: The study methodology involved the induction of diabetes in rats using Alloxan (120 mg/kg). A total of 20 albino rats were randomly assigned into two…
The Role of TP53, KRAS, CDH1, Demographic and Clinical Variables in Gastric Cancer
Background: Worldwide, gastric cancer remains the fifth most prevalent type of cancer and is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths. Gastric cancer is responsible for around 7% of global cancer occurrence and approximately 9% of annual cancer-related mortalities. Objective: The aim of the study was to analyze gastric cancer dataset posted on Kaggle (https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/datasetengineer/gastric-cancer-gc-dataset). Methods: Thi…
Behavioral Medicine in Preventive Healthcare
Background: The biomedical sciences associated with the behavior of humans dissipate diseases and its development is called behavioral medicine. Drawing together insights from medicine, neuroscience, psychoneuroimmunology, psychology, sociology epidemiology, anthropology, and health education, it looks at health in the biological, psychological social environmental and spiritual Objective: The objectives of this study were: a) to specify the scop…
Public Awareness of Corticosteroid Use and Side Effects
Background: Corticosteroid usage is very widespread these days. However, the way corticosteroids are administered, the side effects of the drug and the risks associated with its usage are not widely known. Objective: The authors evaluated the responses of a diverse group who were aware of the methods of corticosteroid administration, side effects and information provided by the health care provider. To assess the awareness level and identify the …
The Role of Natural Environments in Reducing Urban Stress and Improving Mood
The global population, especially in the developed world, is rapidly becoming increasingly urban. As cities expand, exposure to the beneficial characteristics of nature decreases. Many recent studies indicate that visiting green spaces and being exposed to natural environments can help reduce psychological stress, and enhance mood state and health. However, few investigations have addressed the question of whether these attributes are uniformly d…
The Medicalization of Everyday Life
Social sciences shed new light on the medicalization of everyday life through medical technology. Medicalization should not be treated as an old framework. It can be conceived as an analytical lens that shows how non-medical behavior and condition are increasingly construed and dealt in medical terms and with medical technologies. As a result of this reframing, everyday events and characteristics become “problems” to be solved medically. Explanat…
Socioeconomic Stress and Health Disparities
Health outcomes are shaped by the conditions of society and economy. The poorer ones do not earn much, do not accumulate much wealth unlike richer ones. They die older and experience poor health unlike richer ones. The socio-economic status (SES), particularly education, is seen as an important social determinant of health. People who have a low socio-economic status (SES) and a low education level are always getting sick, and dying more often th…
Substance Abuse and Societal Impact
Despite the knowledge of public health authorities working all over the world, the prohibition of drugs and the criminal activity which it causes remains a continuing issue that society faces. Why is this still happening and how did we let it get this far? A multilevel analysis of the etiology, maintenance and consequences of substance use would facilitate better understanding. According to various academic paradigms, all current explanations can…
Mental Health and Chronic Pain in the Elderly
Chronic pain occurs frequently among older people and is often persistent and disabling in nature. This pain usually worsens with other chronic diseases (comorbidities), sensory impairment and depression. Changes in the brain associated with chronic pain can disturb communications between brain sites that regulate feelings and sensory perceptions. This increases the odds of developing mental disorders. Fussier diseases can cause extremely high di…
Mental Illness and Social Stigma
Stigma is a significant barrier to mental health-care and treatment-seeking behavior. Public stigma of mental illness refers to negative attitudes and beliefs that people have toward a mental illness. People usually express these attitudes through stereotypes (e.g. people with a mental illness are dangerous or weak), prejudice (fear or avoidance), and discrimination (denial of opportunity or inclusion). Stigma occurs everywhere, but how and when …
Health Psychology in Pandemic Response
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world is facing a lot of fear due to deteriorating health. As our social bonds and family ties had broken off due to the national quarantine measures and social distancing, people became emotionally distressed having anxiety, frustration, boredom, denial, anger and post-traumatic stress. The spread of false health information, panic buying and public disorder worsens health risk and emergencies. COVID-19 is a…
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